Lekta
07-14-2005, 10:22 AM
There are many experts on here about planning their/your Disneyland vacation. Most of you seem to find excellent prices. Here is the challenge, if you choose to take it:
Timeframe: November-early December (take into account slowest times pls)
Goal: Cheapest Vacation that includes 4 days in DL/DCA
There is a number of ways you could do this. Let us assume that the vacationer in question is 1000 miles away (oh wow, your right, I am 1000 miles away, coincidence?). In this planning you can either, fly, drive, take bus, take train, hitchhike (not recommended), etc. Anything and any way you get to Anahiem, it must be put into the budget. Why don't we use PDX as a "neutral" starting point. :)
For example, if you choose to drive you have to factor in the time it takes plus the cost of gas. Flying? Tickets and transportation. You get the idea.
You'll of course need the DL tix. However, likely the most important decision that will separate you from the pack, the days (any days around November, but not before November, could even drift into early December however driving could then be difficult) and the hotel rates for those given days. We will say that the hotel needs to be for 5 nights. Obviously the closer to the park the better, but you are trying spend the least you can.
I have noticed that many of you enjoy doing this type of activity, but, if not, no worries, just thought it would be fun. I'll do it myself at some point today.
Have a MAGICAL day! :fez:
Timeframe: November-early December (take into account slowest times pls)
Goal: Cheapest Vacation that includes 4 days in DL/DCA
There is a number of ways you could do this. Let us assume that the vacationer in question is 1000 miles away (oh wow, your right, I am 1000 miles away, coincidence?). In this planning you can either, fly, drive, take bus, take train, hitchhike (not recommended), etc. Anything and any way you get to Anahiem, it must be put into the budget. Why don't we use PDX as a "neutral" starting point. :)
For example, if you choose to drive you have to factor in the time it takes plus the cost of gas. Flying? Tickets and transportation. You get the idea.
You'll of course need the DL tix. However, likely the most important decision that will separate you from the pack, the days (any days around November, but not before November, could even drift into early December however driving could then be difficult) and the hotel rates for those given days. We will say that the hotel needs to be for 5 nights. Obviously the closer to the park the better, but you are trying spend the least you can.
I have noticed that many of you enjoy doing this type of activity, but, if not, no worries, just thought it would be fun. I'll do it myself at some point today.
Have a MAGICAL day! :fez: